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The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Alcoa, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Kinder Morgan, Philip Morris, Procter & Gamble, Twitter and Williams Companies.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Alarm.com, Biogen, Blue Apron, Cisco, Lowe's, Pandora Media and Waste Management.
For worried investors, it may make sense to jettison stocks that have big gains and start to look at a sector like energy, which probably still has solid potential for the rest of 2018.
These five top stocks to buy all make good sense for investors looking to add energy, especially companies with Permian Basin exposure.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Wednesday include Apple, Cisco, Citigroup, Dollar General, Groupon, IBM, Merck, Ulta Beauty and UnitedHealth.
24/7 Wall St. has tracked 15 major energy analyst calls in the major oil and gas stocks made so far in 2018 that should be given a second look.
What has been hard to ignore is that Wall Street is now calling for energy stocks to return to being a positive factor ahead rather than a drag as was seen throughout much of 2017.
In the oil gas sector, there have been some very bullish analyst calls in recent days. We went back to December 15 to review where the bullish analyst calls are being made in the energy sector.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Thursday include CBS, Honeywell, KeyCorp, Lennox, Nike, Southwest Airlines and Verizon.
Credit Suisse has made some major changes to its oil and gas coverage universe. Here are the top five picks.
Despite a huge rally off the summer lows, sentiment for the energy sector still remains very weak, and oil prices have been in one of the most volatile periods in the last ten years. While all of...
On a day in which a draw in crude is bolstering oil prices, one key research downgrade is keeping a lid on some of the gains that might have otherwise been seen in oil and gas stocks.
Crude oil production break-even costs in the Bakken shale play now average less than $40 a barrel. That could mean that spot prices could fall below that level.
These are five of the top energy stocks that have hit and remain near 52-week lows but may be offering long-term and value investors the best entry points since the lows of 2016.
A new research report from the energy team at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey identifies 5 solid leverage/liquidity stocks that could benefit most from rising crude oil prices.